On the 11th, singer Lee Ji-hye shed tears while sharing her concerns on the KBS Joy variety show 'Ask Anything' (Mureobosal). Photo by KBS Joy 'Ask Anything' broadcast screen capture.

On the 11th, singer Lee Ji-hye shed tears while sharing her concerns on the KBS Joy variety show 'Ask Anything' (Mureobosal). Photo by KBS Joy 'Ask Anything' broadcast screen capture.

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[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kim Seul-gi] Singer Lee Ji-hye opened up about her worries and shed tears.


On the 11th, on KBS Joy's entertainment program 'Ask Anything' (Mureobosal), Lee Ji-hye appeared as the last person seeking advice.


Lee Ji-hye said, "I recently had a second child, but my heart didn't beat. I ended up having a miscarriage. On the show, I was making a fuss calling myself the 'Egg Queen,' but I started to worry. For my first child, having two would be good, but thinking about work, I was unsure what to do," and confessed, "Actually, getting pregnant with the second child was something I worked on by tracking ovulation days carefully, but it became too much of a burden."


She continued, "After SHINHWA disbanded, I really worked hard to get to where I am now. I'm very grateful. I became a DJ and even started YouTube, and things went well. But even when I was full-term, I was doing radio, so I couldn't rest," adding, "When I had the miscarriage, I had surgery and did a live broadcast the day after next. Because of that, I have a bit of depression wondering, 'Is this really right for me?'"


As she shared her worries, Lee Ji-hye suddenly couldn't hold back her tears. MC Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Soo-geun handed her tissues to comfort her, and Lee Ji-hye smiled weakly, saying, "My hormones are fluctuating."


Lee Ji-hye said, "My husband works hard too, but I don't know. Is this my own greed?" and added, "In our line of work, if you take a break, you get scared to come back. It was very hard to stand on my own after SHINHWA, and now if I stop, I fear I won't be able to go further. My body is exhausted, and even though I want to rest, I can't even decide to let go of the rope."


She continued, "I hate showing my struggles. People want to see me happy, not crying," and confessed, "I want to lie by a swimming pool and have a glass of champagne without any thoughts."



In response, Lee Soo-geun advised, "For worries like this, you absolutely need to rest for at least a week. If you rest for about three days, you'll want to work again," and added, "You need to rest to feel that way."


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